| Input name |
The input name is received from the Kafka streams. The following are received by default:
- key
- Determines message distribution to partitions. If no key is present,
messages are randomly distributed from partitions.
- message
- The individual message contained in a record. Each record consists of a
key, a value, and a timestamp.
- topic
- The category to which records are published.
- partition
- An ordered sequence of records that is continuously appended. You cannot
have more consumers than the number of partitions.
- offset
- A sequential ID number assigned to each record. It uniquely identifies
each record within the partition.
- timestamp
- The time the message is received on the server.
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| Output name |
The Output name can be mapped to subscriber and member
requirements. |
| Type |
The Type field defines the data format for streaming the
record. You must choose the same data type that produced the records. This field
applies to the key and message input names.
Options include:
- String
- Boolean
- Number
- Integer
- Binary
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